Georgetown Ousted From the BIG EAST Tournament on Penalty Kicks11/4/2009 The Georgetown University men's soccer squad was eliminated from the BIG EAST Tournament Wednesday afternoon falling in penalty kicks after taking the DePaul University Blue Demons (8-9-2) to double overtime. The fourth-seeded Hoyas had two leads...Read Full Story > Hoyas Host DePaul in Opening Round of BIG EAST Tournament11/3/2009 The Georgetown University men's soccer squad will host the DePaul University Blue Demons on Wednesday afternoon at North Kehoe Field in the opening round of the BIG EAST Tournament. The Hoyas earned the fourth seed in the Blue Division and will...Read Full Story > Men's Soccer Earns Two Academic All-District Awards11/2/2009 The 2009 CoSIDA / ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District Teams for men's and women's soccer were announced with two members of the Georgetown men's team receiving accolades. Three Academic All-District teams are chosen in each district with...Read Full Story > Hoyas Fall to Providence in Overtime10/31/2009 The Georgetown University men's soccer squad dropped an overtime heartbreaker to the Providence College Friars (8-6-3, 5-4-2 BIG EAST) Saturday afternoon at North Kehoe Field. The Hoyas tied it up in the second half and forced an overtime period ...Read Full Story > Georgetown Closes Out the Regular Season with Providence on Saturday10/30/2009 The Georgetown University men's soccer squad will host Providence College on Saturday at North Kehoe Field in its final game of the regular season. The Hoyas will honor the three seniors in a short ceremony prior to the 1 p.m. kickoff. ...Read Full Story >        Corner Kicks: The Georgetown Men's Soccer BlogPlayoffs. Playoffs mark the end of the regular season and the start of a new one. The new season is the fight for our lives. Any game lost ends it all. Every game won continues our climb to our goal of a NCAA berth and winning the BIG EAST tournament. [+] Corner Kicks: The Georgetown Men's Soccer BlogBenjamin Slingerland here, making a guest appearance on the Georgetown Men's Soccer Blog for young Jose Colchao. As I write this blog, we're in Milwaukee's airport, awaiting a flight back to the Nation's Capital after coming up on the short end of a 1-0 decision to a hungry Marquette team on Saturday night. Earlier this week we dropped a very competitive battle against cross-town rival #9 Maryland 2-1. This recent slump marks the first time we've lost back-to-back games this season. However with only four games remaining in the regular season there is no time to feel sorry for ourselves as on Wednesday we host Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish are tied with us for third on our side of the BIG EAST boasting a 5-3 BIG EAST record. [+] 2009• Roster• Schedule/Results • Statistics • Statistics  • Game Notes • Media Guide • Quick Facts • Ticket Information |
 
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